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Happy new year! I found a pretty bad leak in the power steering pressure line. Not really noticeable while the wheel is straight, but when turned all the way to either side, it literally starts squirting fluid from couple of tiny holes on the hose. I did some DIY video search to replace the whole pressure line, and it doesnt seem like too too hard job to do myself, or at least looks that way. My question, assuming that this is the only leak, would just disconnecting the old one, connecting the new one and refueling the power steering fluid be enough, or is there more to it - flushing the system etc.
The car in question is 2005 E320 Base Sedan.
Attached are some pictures from the car (the white chalk is where the leak is)
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